The Bozeman weekly chronicle., 1887-09-14
THE EXTRA SESSION
OF THE MONTANA LEGISLATURE, AND
WHAT OUR sOL0NS ARE DOING
At the Capital City, towards Correct
Ing Errors Alleged to Have
Been Made.
THE CoTNCIL. NINTH DAY.

L
April Arbor Dav.
CBsto tn amend the law to surpress
the dissemination of infectious and con.
tayious diseases amony sheen was read
tl,e third time, Bill lost,
In committee of the whole, the con-
sideration of u.B.7 was resumed. The
committee voted to recommend the bass.
ACE of the bill with an amendment
striking ont the uroyisinr that in CITY
and town elections on financial nroposi-
tious only propertv iaxpayers should
vote. One or two minor amendments
were also endorsed. The council resum.
ed and parlee. from the committee of
the whole. reported on II. B.7. as above
indicated. The ayes and noes were call.
ed for on the adoption of the amand-
ment striking out the provision limiting
the voters cn financial propositions to
propertv taxraycrs, and the amendment
was adopted by the following vote:
Ayes Burleirh, Cardwell, Collins,
Holiday, Hundlcy, Pardc,, Richards.
Sutherlin-S, Nnes-Batchelder, Ken.
nedy, Mr.. Presidents The other
amendments were adopted, and the
amendments were referred to the en-
crossing committee.
UB. 10 the bounty bill. was read first
and second times, and referred to the
committee on agriculture and manufac-
lures.
TENTH DAY,
Cardwell. from the committee on arrl-
culture and manufactures, reported II. B.
10, the bounty bill, with an amendment
increasing the bounty, on prairie dogs
from three tn five cents and recommend
inr that it d, mass with amendments.
H r. 2 concerning tbo qualification
of votars ot municinol elections was read
a tb;ra t;ro and n,ssel nc opnpdcd Inv
Tho f,l,,win. vo,e.
Aves-R,rlei,b C,rdw.u Collins
Uoll;d,v Uupl,ev Waters Mr. prcsi
dsnt-7
Noos--D,tcbe,der Kepnedv Richards
sptbarl;n Mr. pres;dent-5
A mossogo rrom the ,ovorror wos re-
ceived In which bo announced that bc
had ,nnoirted e. T. Conrad os the fl rst
iudic,,l district W. A. Clark of the sec.
ord district l.. & Wilson of the third
district and Alfred Mvers of the f,urtb
district, os members of the Territorial
Roor1 or Eou,,iz,tiop nrovided for in The
Tbomns,n revenue law. The message
was referred to Tho committee on ways
and means.
| G. Bl7. nrovidinr for an increase in
tho raw of sicnosnnhcrs to 81 500 ne,
annum was considered and amendments
a,l,ptcd allowing them to charge fiv,
cents per folio for transcript, ami Al
amended the bill, passed.
| ELEVENTH DAY.
C.B II, providing for the transfer o
certain records from Gal)atin to Parl
county. came up on third reading an,
was passed by vote of II to l, Kennel,
being the only negative voter. His rea
sons saws the Ipdependent for ,lifIerin
with the other members were the bill
nroyided for a practical mutilatlon of tia
records of Gallatin county in order t
save only 81 COO or 81. 200 additional OK
nepse in transcribinr. and he did nc
thinS that right, even if the count
off;cers did favor it.
Pardee moved that C. II. No. 6-BuI
le;ph,s hill. repcalinr ali laws proyidin
borptv for KILLING wild animals. he take
fro,, General orders. considered eppro
, ed and placed on the calendar for tl.ir
reading which motion prevailed.
!, G. g. No. G, was accordingly read
third time. Burleiph, by unanimo,
consent nresanted an amendment ma
inc m are clear the fact that all bounti
were re,eolsd which amendment W,
adopted.
{ The hill, was passed by A vote of 10 tc
!, Halliday and SutheIlin voting in Il
9 nesative.
Kennedy introduced G.. b. 90, creati
!, the office of district attorney and def
inc the duties thereof, 1t provides tn
4. Mt the general election in 1888 there sh
!. he n district attorney elected in ca
d, iudicial district in the territory who
Jptins shall he those usual to that off
= that the salary shall be 50 500. per We
navoble from the territorial treasury, a
mileaye payable by the counties; that
NJ ,leputy district attorney shall be appoi
N ea far each county who shall hold
Or office at the pleasure of the district
III torney and responsible to him; that t
salary orthe deputy district attorcy sl
&C be sioO ner wear and IS for each con,
We tion of A misdemeanor, payable by
cs r. ,nptios Int the total SALARY not to
'e- ceed 81 500 nor wear. Bill was read fl
. and second times and referred to
- iudiciary committee,
TWELFTH DAY.
CarJwoll gave notice of his intcn,
np IN ,ntroducc n hill authorizing c,m
on commissioners to erect court hou
eg- when needed.
" Pardee introduced n ioint memoria
congress praying that mineral land.
= excepted from the provisions of
we ILL,